Run Baby Run (1998)
The explosive, inspiring and true story of a savage street fighter who turned his life around fallowing a conversion to Christianity. He felt God's call, and acted upon it, to take the message of Jesus Christ to teenage gangs all over America and beyond.
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The explosive, inspiring and true story of a savage street fighter who turned his life around fallowing a conversion to Christianity. He felt God's call, and acted upon it, to take the message of Jesus Christ to teenage gangs all over America and beyond.
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Written By:Norm Mintle
In Theaters:3/4/1998
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Phil Cooke Pictures
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